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Mathematics, 22.02.2022 14:00 keshonerice

In a room 12'-4" by 13-9" with 8'-0" high ceiling, there is one door 3x7' and two windows 4' square. Answer the following questions. Assume there is no waste in materials, and round off
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A. How much wall surfacee in square feet is there to paint?
B. What is the floor area?
C. How many gallons of paint will be required to cover the walls with 2 coats of paint if each
gallon covers 200 square feet of surface?
D. How many lineal feet of cove base floor trim will be required?

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